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Mar del Plata, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 16, 2024, located on a block in the heart of the city, the new Art and Design District (DAD), an artistic hub, can now be visited in Mar del Plata which brings together 20 muralists from different parts of the country in the style of the colorful Wynwood district of Miami and will function as a key axis of attraction for tourism, while becoming a nerve center of the city between the historic Playa Grande and the new southern neighborhoods.

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Mar del Plata, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 16, 2024, located on a block in the heart of the city, the new Art and Design District (DAD), an artistic hub, can now be visited in Mar del Plata which brings together 20 muralists from different parts of the country in the style of the colorful Wynwood district of Miami and will function as a key axis of attraction for tourism, while becoming a nerve center of the city between the historic Playa Grande and the new southern neighborhoods.

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Chaco, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 2, 2024, the replica of Michelangelo's David is shown, which will be inaugurated on March 6, international sculptor's day. The Chaco city of Resistencia will be the scene of the long-awaited inauguration of “David”, a replica of Miguel Angel's famous creation that will be located in Parque 2 de Febrero and is part of an initiative by the Chaco artist Fabriciano Gómez, also the creator of the Chaco Sculpture Biennial, whose 2024 edition will be officially launched that same day.

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Chaco, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 2, 2024, the replica of Michelangelo's David is shown, which will be inaugurated on March 6, international sculptor's day. The Chaco city of Resistencia will be the scene of the long-awaited inauguration of “David”, a replica of Miguel Angel's famous creation that will be located in Parque 2 de Febrero and is part of an initiative by the Chaco artist Fabriciano Gómez, also the creator of the Chaco Sculpture Biennial, whose 2024 edition will be officially launched that same day.

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Chaco, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 2, 2024, the replica of Michelangelo's David is shown, which will be inaugurated on March 6, international sculptor's day. The Chaco city of Resistencia will be the scene of the long-awaited inauguration of “David”, a replica of Miguel Angel's famous creation that will be located in Parque 2 de Febrero and is part of an initiative by the Chaco artist Fabriciano Gómez, also the creator of the Chaco Sculpture Biennial, whose 2024 edition will be officially launched that same day.

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Chaco, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 2, 2024, the replica of Michelangelo's David is shown, which will be inaugurated on March 6, international sculptor's day. The Chaco city of Resistencia will be the scene of the long-awaited inauguration of “David”, a replica of Miguel Angel's famous creation that will be located in Parque 2 de Febrero and is part of an initiative by the Chaco artist Fabriciano Gómez, also the creator of the Chaco Sculpture Biennial, whose 2024 edition will be officially launched that same day.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- With more than 30 maps drawn freehand in Chinese ink using the isometric perspective technique, the artist and illustrator Abraham Gómez Reategui (photo) is viral on social networks thanks to the work he does, in which he combines his knowledge of cartography and architecture, capturing on paper the maps of the most important cities in Argentina and others in the rest of the world.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- With more than 30 maps drawn freehand in Chinese ink using the isometric perspective technique, the artist and illustrator Abraham Gómez Reategui (photo) is viral on social networks thanks to the work he does, in which he combines his knowledge of cartography and architecture, capturing on paper the maps of the most important cities in Argentina and others in the rest of the world.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- With more than 30 maps drawn freehand in Chinese ink using the isometric perspective technique, the artist and illustrator Abraham Gómez Reategui (photo) is viral on social networks thanks to the work he does, in which he combines his knowledge of cartography and architecture, capturing on paper the maps of the most important cities in Argentina and others in the rest of the world.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- With more than 30 maps drawn freehand in Chinese ink using the isometric perspective technique, the artist and illustrator Abraham Gómez Reategui (photo) is viral on social networks thanks to the work he does, in which he combines his knowledge of cartography and architecture, capturing on paper the maps of the most important cities in Argentina and others in the rest of the world.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- With more than 30 maps drawn freehand in Chinese ink using the isometric perspective technique, the artist and illustrator Abraham Gómez Reategui (photo) is viral on social networks thanks to the work he does, in which he combines his knowledge of cartography and architecture, capturing on paper the maps of the most important cities in Argentina and others in the rest of the world.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- With more than 30 maps drawn freehand in Chinese ink using the isometric perspective technique, the artist and illustrator Abraham Gómez Reategui (photo) is viral on social networks thanks to the work he does, in which he combines his knowledge of cartography and architecture, capturing on paper the maps of the most important cities in Argentina and others in the rest of the world.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the archive photo, protests against sectors of Argentine culture against the Emergency Necessity Decree (DNU) of Javier Milei. In rejection of the DNU and the Omnibus Law of President Javier Milei, Charly García, Fito Páez, León Gieco, Cecilia Roth, Graciela Borges and Leonardo Sbaraglia along with more than 20,000 cultural figures signed a petition published today by the Cultural Sovereignty Front "in defense of our identity". The letter is entitled "Letter to the National Congress. Culture is in danger" and is addressed to deputies and senators.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the archive photo, protests against sectors of Argentine culture against the Emergency Necessity Decree (DNU) of Javier Milei. In rejection of the DNU and the Omnibus Law of President Javier Milei, Charly García, Fito Páez, León Gieco, Cecilia Roth, Graciela Borges and Leonardo Sbaraglia along with more than 20,000 cultural figures signed a petition published today by the Cultural Sovereignty Front "in defense of our identity". The letter is entitled "Letter to the National Congress. Culture is in danger" and is addressed to deputies and senators.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the archive photo, protests against sectors of Argentine culture against the Emergency Necessity Decree (DNU) of Javier Milei. In rejection of the DNU and the Omnibus Law of President Javier Milei, Charly García, Fito Páez, León Gieco, Cecilia Roth, Graciela Borges and Leonardo Sbaraglia along with more than 20,000 cultural figures signed a petition published today by the Cultural Sovereignty Front "in defense of our identity". The letter is entitled "Letter to the National Congress. Culture is in danger" and is addressed to deputies and senators.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the archive photo, protests against sectors of Argentine culture against the Emergency Necessity Decree (DNU) of Javier Milei. In rejection of the DNU and the Omnibus Law of President Javier Milei, Charly García, Fito Páez, León Gieco, Cecilia Roth, Graciela Borges and Leonardo Sbaraglia along with more than 20,000 cultural figures signed a petition published today by the Cultural Sovereignty Front "in defense of our identity". The letter is entitled "Letter to the National Congress. Culture is in danger" and is addressed to deputies and senators.

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